She gained national attention as mayor of Princeton, N.J., when deer overran her suburban town and she hired sharpshooters to control the population.
Source: New York Times
Phyllis Marchand, Face of Disputed Deer-Culling Program, Dies at 81
Published in Deaths (Obituaries), Deer, Marchand, Phyllis, Mayors, Politics and Government and Princeton (NJ)
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